I quickly explain what we at dudelike.wtf see as a problem with PeerTube and what our answer to it is.
I quickly explain what we at dudelike.wtf see as a problem with PeerTube and what our answer to it is.
For me, the biggest barrier to engagement on PeerTube is the lack of some kind of global multi-instance search, based on topic or keywords. Does that exist anywhere?
Also is it possible to carry over my Mastodon login to PeerTube instances, or do I need a separate login for every instance, if I want to like or comment?
Managing dozens of logins is a lot of friction on engagement.
Regarding multi-instance search: I replied to your other comment about it.
But regarding passwords: I've used Bitwarden for password management since 2020 and haven't looked back since. All my passwords are randomly generated and autofilled. It's cross-platform and free, too. (Not an ad, just sharing my enthusiasm for the software.) I especially like that Bitwarden is a passkey provider so I can just register my passkeys there and have it be available on all my devices :)
Could there be a meta-PeerTube service, which is only an index of PT videos on other instances, with local space for ratings and comments?
Individual instances could refer back to the index service (or not) if they want to cross-engage and expand the community.
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that's a neat idea
in lieu of mass popularity and scale (e.g., YouTube), I like that you're trying to stimulate and foster community, activity/engagement, and higher-effort videos from the instance side of things
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